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I want to read a Geopackage file, but when I run the FeatureReader transformer, it creates a new geopackage file with the name of "file name"_0.gpkg so as cannot be located. I cleared several times my temp folder with ClearTemp.cmd, also Purge temporary files in my FME-script. But still I have problem with temp-file! Can you guide me how can I fix the problem? Thanks

 

I can read my file via Reader and there is not any problem, but when I read it via FeatureReader, I have problem with temp file!

It sounds like you haven't set your FeatureReader up correctly. Are you trying to dynamically create the path to read? or is it going to read the same gpkg each time?

The gpkg is read true a link from the land surveyor organisation, so it is the same data each time, and if it is changed we must request a new link for downloading data.

The gpkg is read true a link from the land surveyor organisation, so it is the same data each time, and if it is changed we must request a new link for downloading data.

Is the FeatureReader setup the same as the Reader? Can you share the configuration of the Reader (that works) and the FeatureReader?

Can you also share the part of the logfile where the error occurs?

Yes, they have same parameters setting. My FeatureReader seem as here:

imageAnd shows this error:

imageAnd when I use Reader, I also must add SchemaScanner at can read both data and schema. In this case I don't have any error: imageIn both transformer, I have OGC GeoPackage format and the same link for Dataset.

Yes, they have same parameters setting. My FeatureReader seem as here:

imageAnd shows this error:

imageAnd when I use Reader, I also must add SchemaScanner at can read both data and schema. In this case I don't have any error: imageIn both transformer, I have OGC GeoPackage format and the same link for Dataset.

What happens if you run the workspace with the FeatureReader without featurecaching on?

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